George Washington High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Danville, VA)

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V- in-tf f VM INNOCENTX' WGS the DISCUSSING THE MAJOR issues of the plea of Larry Brooks as world lsuch as boys, girls, a new he looked at the sign which car, boys, girls, last week-end, lost its way from boys, girlsi, was a typical pastime as Broad Street. TURKISH BATH? NO, just the football team waiting for physicals. ln preparation for the football season, all potential football players reported to school early for a physical examination. GWites took a break during summer school. HEY, WHERE DID l put my Danish dictionary? queried Jerry Giles as he checked his suitcase before boarding ship for Denmark as an A.F.S. student for the summer. 9 l ...,..,..c,aM ,ummmmu--Vik .J -.,..,m....,,.t.. .V .Vtt. ,,t. s V. t ..

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WHAT A WAY to end the summer! bemoaned this class as they ponder' ed over their final exams lsummer, that isl. G W - I T E S USED MANY modes of transportation in coming to and from sum- mer school. Ob- viously, classes were in full swing when the photo- grapher came by. Activities Include Travel, Sports and School Duties Naming Summertime didn't find George Wash- ington dormant. The usual summer school session was held along with the addition of a non- credit driver edu- cation course. A t the close of t h e summer, all fresh- men and juniors re- turned to school for the SCAT and STEP tests. TOURING A.F.S. students visited G.W. in June on one of their many stops throughout the U.S. Mrs. Margaret Kushner,chairman of the local foreign exchange committee, and some of the visitors appeared undecided over the wide choice of desserts.

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the last season. NOSTALGIA PREVAILED AS students sang the school song at home game of the IT WAS A happy moment for Queen Dottie Cleft, with Tommy Slaytonl, and Sandra Barrick iescorted by Lawson Grantl, as final tense moments ended with the announcement of Queen XXVII and the presentation of flowers. The majorette smiling over the results was Becky Crutchfield. T Bonfire, alumni, football, pretty girls, school spirit - TERRY TOWLER LOOKED so sweet you'd think he was running for the Queen- ship instead of Mary Fuller McGlaughIin. Homecoming HALF TlME OF THE '64 Homecoming game brought announcement of Queen Dottie Callahan and her court. The girls HOMECOMINGY The long week-end in fall, w h ic h ushers in the many varied ac- tivities associated with Home- coming, was eagerly antici- pated by GW-ites. Beginning with Wednesday or Thursday, graduates began dropping by the hallowed halls to see favorite teachers and o l d friends. The excitement of the football competition was only equalled by the suspense of wondering which beauties would reign at the Homecom- ing dance. WALKING IN THE Homecoming Dance Wonderland were Linda Oakes and her escort, Jimmy Walton. . Bonfires, Parades, Football Dances and their escorts were Lawson Grant, Sandra Barrick, first attendant, Tommy Second runner up Terry Towler Mary Slayton, Dottie Callahan, Homecoming Fuller McGlaughlin first runner up Ken Queen Xxvlli Bill SP0fkS, Klffy Rickman, Hopkins Bonnie Brown second attendant l0